Out of Florence is Harry Brewster's warm and evocative portrait of life at San Francesco di Paola, the medieval former convent around which his world revolves.

This text explores the rivers of Greece which were gods and gods who were rivers, as individual deities in myth and art. Accounts of them are given by historians, mythographers and travellers, as well as by writers from Homer to Ovid.

In A Cosmopolite's Journey, the reader can almost feel the warm sea breeze of the Aegean, sense the roll of the ship, see the dancing waves foam at the prow, live for a moment like a modern day Ulysses and explore the deep mysteries of ...